The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-12-09

comprise "sarsaparille," ''Hops and
Buchu Remedy" "Cough and Con-
sumption Remedy "Scalpine, for the
Hair" Extract for External and
Internal Use, "Plasters," Rose Cream
for Catarrh, and oliver Pills" They
are put up by Fl. II. Warner & Co
proprietors of Warmers Safe Remedies
and promise to equal the standard val
ne of those great preparations. All
druggists keep them.
The fashionable salutation is "have
you tried Hambleton's oysters"
The Blue Ball Creamery is approach
ing completion and the parties interest.
ed expect to soon have the separator in
place, singing the milk from the cream
which latter will be conveyed to Mr.
Corners creamery at Rising Sun to be
converted into golden Jumps, which
draw the golden shekels.
At the fair held in Philadelphia by
the ladies of Grace Chuch, there was
silk plush quilt, valued at one hun
bred dollars, and the friends of Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Cleveland entered
into contest as to which of the two
should become the owner. Mrs.
Cleveland maintained the lead until
Saturday evening, when the Blaine
forces rallied and secured the victory.
Go to E. R. 3uaington's and buy 70
your wife or sister Patent Sweeper,
guaranteed to be the best in the market.
John Sewers, largely known to the
citizens of Cecil as "Baldy" Sewers
died at the residence of his son Alex.
ander Sewers IN Elkton on Saturday
last at the advanced age of S3. The
deceased was something of q noted
man in his day in the circles of the
prize ring, and served as one of the
seconds at the famous prize fight be-
tween Yankee" Sullivan and Tom
Hyer on Kent Island IS years ago.
Mrs. Mary Bond the venerable
mother of Thos,-C. Bond, Esq, mem.
ber-elect of the incoming Board of
County Commissioners, and of Mr..
Jno. r. Bond, Republican candidate
for the Senate of Maryland in 1885,
died at the residence of her son.in law
w. W. Davis in Port Deposit, on the
Goth of November aged 80. Inter
ment on Tuesday following at Hope
well. r:
w. L. Hubbard of Eastor. Nd, has
invented tally sheet on which he
intends applying for patent. II
successful in securing patent he
purposes having his system of tally
keeping introduced by law in the
States to be used at elections. A
card board isadivided into squares of
about an inch, and each of these
squares is subdivided into Is smaller
squares in which the tally marks are
made.
Policeman~Pierson arrested Samuel
Cummings at Oxford few days ago for
attempting to paint that lively little
borough, but Cummings being a mem
Der of that powerful league the "Per-
sonal Liberty" party, forthwith had the
policeman pulled, and trotted up before
Squire Hudson - of Hopewell, who
promptly bound over the police officer
to answer at Court for so audacious an
act. The saloon pays for its privileges
in Oxford and intends to assert its
rights and don't you forget it.
The Elkton Grange will meet to-
morrow afternoon to elect officers for
the ensuing year. A full. attendance
of members is requested.
We believe the order could be con.
siderably increased in this county if the
Elkton Grange would take the matter
up and do little missionary work. by
appointing meetings at various points
and procuring good effective speaker
to address these meetings.
Go to E. r. Bufliug ton's and buy the
book entitled "The Bible Opened to
Children or The Store Bible Gallery
by Dore.
What shall I buy for my children
that will create in them an interest in
religious matters and hence cause them
to seek after that which constitutes true
divinity?
The Bird Machine Company or
ganized for active business on Satur.
day last at a meeting held at their
office in Colora, by the election OF
Thomas Waring, president; Wilson
Waring, vice.president and Z. A Glen
denim, secretary. The Company is
now prepared for active business and
will soon be engaged in actual bust
ness manufacturing cultivators. This
agricultural manufacturing establish.
ment has almost certainly great
prosperous future before 1t. Officer
ed by some of the most energetic,
practical business men in the-lina OF
buSiness thew are enOaoiuO in with a